def test_class_teardown_counted_as_failure_after_limit_reached(self):
assert_equal(self.server.failure_count, 0)
get_test(self.server, 'runner')
# The following behavior is bad because it doesn't allow clients to
# report class_teardown failures (which they are contractually
# obligated to run regardless of any failure limit). See
# https://github.com/Yelp/Testify/issues/120 for ideas about how to fix
# this.
#
# For now, we write this test to pin down the existing behavior and
# notice if it changes.
test_case_name = self.dummy_test_case.__name__
assert_raises_and_contains(
ValueError,
'%s not checked out.' % test_case_name,
self.run_test,
'runner',
)
# Verify that only N failing tests are run, where N is the server's
# failure_limit.
#
# Once issue #120 is fixed, the failure count should (probably) be
# TEST_RUNNER_SERVER_FAILURE_LIMIT + CLASS_TEARDOWN_FAILURES.
assert_equal(self.server.failure_count,
self.TEST_RUNNER_SERVER_FAILURE_LIMIT)
def test_class_teardown_counted_as_failure_after_limit_reached(self):
assert_equal(self.server.failure_count, 0)
get_test(self.server, 'runner')
# The following behavior is bad because it doesn't allow clients to
# report class_teardown failures (which they are contractually
# obligated to run regardless of any failure limit). See
# https://github.com/Yelp/Testify/issues/120 for ideas about how to fix
# this.
#
# For now, we write this test to pin down the existing behavior and
# notice if it changes.
test_case_name = self.dummy_test_case.__name__
assert_raises_and_contains(
ValueError,
'%s not checked out.' % test_case_name,
self.run_test,
'runner',
)
# Verify that only N failing tests are run, where N is the server's
# failure_limit.
#
# Once issue #120 is fixed, the failure count should (probably) be
# TEST_RUNNER_SERVER_FAILURE_LIMIT + CLASS_TEARDOWN_FAILURES.
assert_equal(self.server.failure_count, self.TEST_RUNNER_SERVER_FAILURE_LIMIT)
def test_methods_are_not_run_after_failure_limit_reached(self):
assert_equal(self.server.failure_count, 0)
get_test(self.server, 'runner')
assert_raises_and_contains(
ValueError,
'FailureLimitTestCase not checked out.',
self.run_test,
'runner',
)
# Verify that only N failing tests are run, where N is the server's
# failure_limit.
assert_equal(self.server.failure_count, self.TEST_RUNNER_SERVER_FAILURE_LIMIT)
def test_methods_are_not_run_after_failure_limit_reached(self):
assert_equal(self.server.failure_count, 0)
get_test(self.server, 'runner')
assert_raises_and_contains(
ValueError,
'FailureLimitTestCase not checked out.',
self.run_test,
'runner',
)
# Verify that only N failing tests are run, where N is the server's
# failure_limit.
assert_equal(self.server.failure_count, self.TEST_RUNNER_SERVER_FAILURE_LIMIT)
def run_exception_test(imap_ordered_or_unordered):
"""
Checks that exceptions are re-thrown, for either imap_unordered or imap_ordered.
:param imap_ordered_or_unordered:
either vimap.ext.sugar.imap_unordered or ...imap_ordered
"""
def fcn(x):
if x:
raise ValueError("Bad value: {0}".format(x))
return x
with mock.patch.object(vimap.exception_handling,
'print_exception',
autospec=True) as mock_print_exception:
T.assert_raises_and_contains(
vimap.exception_handling.WorkerException,
("ValueError: Bad value: 3", ),
lambda: tuple(imap_ordered_or_unordered(fcn, [False, 3, 0])))
T.assert_equal(mock_print_exception.called, True)
def run_exception_test(imap_ordered_or_unordered):
"""
Checks that exceptions are re-thrown, for either imap_unordered or imap_ordered.
:param imap_ordered_or_unordered:
either vimap.ext.sugar.imap_unordered or ...imap_ordered
"""
def fcn(x):
if x:
raise ValueError("Bad value: {0}".format(x))
return x
with mock.patch.object(
vimap.exception_handling,
'print_exception',
autospec=True
) as mock_print_exception:
T.assert_raises_and_contains(
vimap.exception_handling.WorkerException,
("ValueError: Bad value: 3",),
lambda: tuple(imap_ordered_or_unordered(fcn, [False, 3, 0]))
)
T.assert_equal(mock_print_exception.called, True)
def test_reraise(self):
testify.assert_raises_and_contains(
exception_handling.WorkerException,
("ValueError: hi", "Traceback:\n", "in get_ec"),
lambda: self.get_ec().reraise())
def test_reraise(self):
testify.assert_raises_and_contains(
exception_handling.WorkerException,
("ValueError: hi", "Traceback:\n", "in get_ec"),
lambda: self.get_ec().reraise()
)